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Show Yoluntr Srrnl) ts One Torl, Iuh, Ai i, " P ; yy , Analysis Shows Where Taxes Go Tooele City txrjKlim operates on slightly lew than 38 per cent of the total general property tas levy within the city limits, according to a revenue study prepared by the City Recorders office. THE AN ALYSIS, worked out in consultation with the City Manager, shows that in 1964 Tooele City received $253,973 of $672,-91collected in the general levy. This calculated 37.74 per cent of the whole. Of total collections, $7,875 or 4 Relief Society's tree finds new borne, after being trauplanted from the old Qiurch corner where it's fate was in doubt due to new construction soon to begin there. The Way it Blows Schools Get didnt. Thats how it if you $52,000 Shot in Arm Tooele district schools will have shot in the arm from federal funds being made avail-aid- e under provisions of Title I of the Secondary Elementary Education Act. This was made known Thursday by Supt. Curtis Van Alfen, who said the added money will be used for improvement of the districts curriculum. TO QUALIFY for the federal assistance, Mr. Van Alien explained, a study was conducted by the Census Bureau to determine the number of students whose families have annual incomes of less than $2000 or who are dependent upon public welfare allotments; The amount of the school allotment thereafter was computed according to a formula. Mr. Van Alfen also pointed out that funds under the federal act Cail A. Parker shows Relief Societys marker, which will be are not automatically made availreplaced beside tree moved from Church comer. able, but that schools must take the initiative in order to determine their eligibility. In this knowledge, he said, the Tooele District has for several weeks had plans ready to proceed , under two additional sections of to do about the tree, became a the Act. One avenue of approach Woodman, spare that tree, poser. And nobody seemed to have would provide funds for library Perhaps in that familiar tradition, the stately chestnut which the answer. improvements, while the other curNobody, that is, until District would enable district-wid- e got its start back in 1942 on the old Church comer now has acManager Cail A. Parker, of the riculum improvements, Mr. Van Utah Power and Light Co. volun- Alfen said. quired a new home. IN THW meantime the which at RELIEF SOCIETY members teered a solution did the original planting, and once met the full approval of all signal was given on the bid by beside the tree installed a bronze concerned. Hogan and Tingey, Centerville, AT HIS personal expense, Mr. for construction of the East Elemarker denoting that it was in commemoration of the Relief So- Parker then engaged a back hoe mentary School at a cost of $486,-50Formal award of the contract to dig out the tree and excavate cietys centennial. But with the old ward house a spot to receive it. Then he had will be made shortly, with School in Board President Don Rowberry being tom down to make way for it moved to its new location commercial development, what front of the Parker residence on and Clerk Mary Orme signing on behalf of the District. Third South Street. The contract calls for compleThe tree was pruned back conC C siderably, in order to insure a tion of the work in 300 days. successful transplant, and it now appears to be taking hold in good shape. As soon as the ground imof Chamreminder the Another around the trunk has ber of Commerces annual fall mediately Mr. Parker plans to stabilized, social was given Thursday by the have original marker installed Chamber Secretary Lucille Straus-baugbeside it. So instead of being doomed, By Andy Roberts The party will begin with a soRelief Society tree now is the With a three game winning cial hour Sunday at 3 p.m. at the for renewed life, and for streak going for them, the Tooele headed Elks Hall, with dinner at 5 p.m. all to see and enjoyl football team aims for their first league game and a win Friday night at 7:30 p.m. when Cyprus invades the Buff campus. THE PIRATES, who always play their best against Tooele, have not been too impressive to date, losing to Bingham 13-- 7 and then taking a 33-- 0 pasting from Judge Memorial. But that adds up to a great big zero when they tangle with Tooele. Last year Tooele won two in a row before they met CypThe Salt Flats jinx apparentster. -- rus broken been result, end of winning streak by said ly having Betty he could After the run Art 2 Skelton, Art Arfons on Wednesday have run 300 if the supersonic as the Pirates whipped em could It took his jet powered Green Monhappen again. probe on the nose of the car had Tooele will be at full strength ster for a world record spin of been taken off. The probe rewith Don West over, Keith 258.62 miles in 6.9 seconds over sembles a Friday giant needle, to help a quarter-mil- e timing course. the car pierce sonic waves at Davis and Don Browns injuries healed, so Cyprus will test the speeds over 6(X) mph. Buffs at full strength. The Buffs This surpassed the previous at timed was first Arts try of Tom McEwen held blown hot and cold in rackhave record, by 237.46 miles per hour in 7.535 who did 210.8 three practice victories, Los Angeles, up ing second the with seconds attempt drag mph in a Chrysler-powere- d looking great at times and then timed at 7.131 for 249.30 mph. 152,000 Relief Society Tree Takes Root in New Location 0. - - if you had your car but cold heater on. that is llot of Gives Reminder was in Tooele Tuesday and Wednesday. Wed- nesday's high was 60 degrees Wednesday. Tuesday Tuesdays high was 60 degrees Wednesday's 50 and the low for both days 37 degrees. The storm hitting Tuesday afternoon left 28 of an inch of precipitation plus another ,50 on Wednesday, said Bur-de- tt Bevan, the weather forecaster. and Car Damaged While Parked, Motorist Says I 17 per cent, went to the Library Fund, while Tooele County received $70,926 or 10.55 percent. All of the remainder, $334,743 or 50.54 percent of the total levy, went to the schools of Tooele Count v, the analysts shows. of County government, and $60 65 fc wipport of the schools. Comparisons also are given fur those paying up to $350 in the general tas levy. On the basis of $120 in annual tax, the chart shows the following distnlsution in City expenses: ADMINISTRATIVE, $31; City Hall Buildings, $1.72; Police Department, $10.74; Fire Department. $2.98; Streets, $6.92, Sewer, service, $1.90; waste collection, $437; politic library, $1.06, swimming pool, 58 cents; city parks, $2.20; Cemetery, $1.41; bond interest and sinking fund, $6.49; and special improvement guaranty fund, $133 Salt Lake Man Receives Tag 14-1- Sign-Up- If you haven't registered for the Novemlser general election. don't fail to do so. Gly Recorder Kay V. I has Issued a reminder that the only days remaining in which to register are (Xt. 5, 13th and 26th. The election w ill lie held Nov. 2. lad-do- n Pete Rowberry Dies Suddenly In Chico, Calif. Wednesday night of the death of her brother, Pharr (Pete) 70, at Chico, Calif. Mr. Rowberry died of a sudden heart attack, she was informed, lie was a former Tooele resident. Mrs. Russell and her husband, with Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Wassom of Tooele, will leave Friday to with Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Wassom, of Tooele, will leave Friday to attend funeral services to be held Saturday in Chico. y, funds-raisin- te A citation alleging failure to keep his car under proper control was issued by Tooele City Police Wednesday to Arvil G; Nielson, 872 S. 4th East, Salt Lake City, after a minor accident in Tooele. His car collided with another Helen Dymock, 46, 236 West Because of the exceptionally driven by Carl J. Walter. 2nd South St., Tooele, was cited large number of candidates anby police for failure to keep her nouncing for the forthcoming Toocar under proper control as the ele City elections, the Transcript INFANT SON DIES result of a minor accident last and Bulletin will not be able to The infant son of Jack and Tuesday at 2nd South and First publish more than two to three Patricia Rae Spradling of Grants-vill- e East Street. platform statements in each issue. died Tuesday at the Tooele The other car was driven by Of the 14 candidates for Council Valley Hospital, two days after Maynard W. Jensen, 39, 215 E. man and two who so far have filbirth. Broadway, police said. ed for Mayor, the newspaper has to date carried statements from each of the mayorality candidates and six of the Council candidates. Where obtainable, pictures of the aspirants also will be publish- Woman Driver Cited after Autos Collide not so hot at other times. Tooeles big fault has been their inability to prevent the long bomb. No team has scored against the Buffaloes on a sustained drive, but everyone of them got a Td on one long scoring play. Clearfield scored from 73 yards out, a long pass set up Bountifuls only score and Granger stunned the purple and white with a 75 yard scoring pass. This is coach Dean if Stringhams biggest worry it isnt stopped it could kill the - Buffs. OFFENSIVELY the Buffs present a potent and diversified scoring attack. They have a great passer in Earl Tate who has hit for four TDs in his 24 completions in 53 attempts, good for 414 yards via the airlines. And Larry Brown has also thrown a Td pass. Of the eight TDs scored by Tooele five have been through the air. The passing is complemented beautifully by the running of Gary Football - TIHIS vs. Cyprus IFri. Foe Miyott Frwk II For Councili John L. Brown II. II. Dunlavy William Cochis Frances L. Mavo Don IL Pocorli Jack P. Watkins Dalton, Larry Brown, Johnny Thomas and Gene Bryant, plus a jaunt here and there by Tate, just to keep things honest. Dalton tops the runners with 164 yards in 40 carries, over four yards a crack, followed by Brown with 102 yards in 29 tries, 3.5 yards everytime he lugs the ball. In the scoring department, Tooele plays no favorites with four players sharing honors about equally. John Thomas tops the list with 18, followed by Dalton with 14, Mel Workman with 12 and Brown with 8. Defensing against something like this is quite a problem. ON DEFENSE Tooele improves every game. Clearfield racked up 232 yards rushing and passing, Bountiful accounted for 189, and Granger racked up 232 yards rushing and passing. Bountiful account ed for 189, and Granger pushed the Buffs around for 185 yards. Continued on page 7 7:30 p.m. Adults $1 - Visiting Students 50c plus Elem. Students 50c Activity Cards T Bo tnttit James F. Dugdale O. A. (Jack) Garke James A. Ferguson Dr. Wallace R. Johnson James A. Paulo Haney E. Wright With only hours to go until the deadline for filing 5 p.m. a rewarding slate of candidates had appeared Friday, (Xtolier 1 late Thursday fur election to the offices of Mayor and City Councilman. Large as the list is, still others are expected to file before the Friday deadline. CHIEF REASONS for the exceptionally large field are the facts that: 1. An entirely new Council is to !e elected in November, with . a new strong" Mayor, who will have a great deal of power in . determining the form which his administration will take in Tooele. thus opening opportuni- 2. The election will be ties hitherto denied for federally-employe- d persons to run for office. ALTHOUGH RELATIVELY few' have so far announced for' Mayor, it was expected that others would be in the field before the deadline elapses. Under the new fore of governamong the Council would be nement to begin next January, the cessary to override his veto. on the Mayor A cfieck-reiMayor and an administrative assistant will direct city affairs, power conceivably can exist bewhile the Council will hold the cause the Council will have the " and act as the power to fix his salary, as well as Erse-stringsthe salaries of Council members bqjjy. THE MAYOR however, will and other city employees. If it declines to give the Mayor a salary have veto power over the Council. If he rejects an act, four votes high enough to enable him to devote fulltime to his job, it pears that the Mayor would compelled to delegate a great deal of his powers to his assis- - Mrs. G R. Russell. 49 Pine-hurAve., Tooele, received word Row-berr- o 9 Deadline Friday For Applicants ! g wrestling card for a Cora Coombs and Tom Andrews project will be featured at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct 6 versus Kathy OBrien and Krusher Kowalski, as a tag team match. in the Tooele High School gymA best two out of nasium. three, encounter will feature Sponsored by the schools Gub, proceeds will be Johnny Zen da against Maxie used to finance construction of a Zamott. modem, new press box and conTHE PROPOSED new press cessionaire stand at the schools athletics field, said Bill Cochis, box will have space for reporters, in charge of arrangements for photographers, and sportscast-er- s, the schools Alumni association. together with all necessary AFTER THE project is finish- facilities to enable accurate coved, proceeds from the sale of erage of games, Mr. Gochis said. Tickets, to cost fifty cents for candy, beverages and the like, will provide funds for still other students and children, and $1 for adults, will be sold at the improvements, it is expected The card features a High School, the Sunset Sporting bout best two out of three falls. Goods Store, and at the 48 Lounge. Buffs Face Pirates 'Green Monster Tops 258 mph Vole Wrestling Card Drawn To Raise Sports Fund A John Lawless, 445 Canyon Circle, told police Wednesday that someone smashed into his car Tuesday night while it was parked at the Elks Gub, causing damage of about $135. Asst. Police Chief Huey Craves has the case under investigation. Only 3 Days Left TO ILLUSTRATE the citys use of funds, the study shows that a property owner paying $ 120 in general property Uses in 1964 would le paving $45.29 for Gly oprrat ions and maintenance; $ 1 .40 for the library; $12.66 for sup-pe- t h. -- Number Sixteen Eleven Now in Council Race Additional Filings Expected 'k&' J20 . Frliiav, Oclubrr I, 1965 n Stake MIA Plans for Road Show tant. The Mayor is to be elected for a term commencing in The two candidates reJanuary. ceiving the highest number of The schedule of appearances votes will also serve four-- year was issued Thursday for North terms, while the next three hipterms. Tooele Stakes MIA annual road- est will have two-yeOn expiration of the initial shows to be given Tuesday, Oct. terms, all terns of office will be 5. The schedule follows: At Lakeview Ward chapel: four years. At Lakeview ward chapel: Secp m.; Second, 8:10 p.m.; Eiith, ond Ward, 7:30 p.m.; Seventh 9:10 p.m.; and Third, 9:30 p.m. At North Tooeie stave ouiiaing Ward, 7:50 p.m.; Eighth, 8:10 p.m.; Fifth, 8:30 p.m.; Third, 8:50 Eighth, 7:30 p.m.; "Tenth, 7:50 p.m.; Tenth, 9:10 p.m.; Lakeview; p.m.; Third, 8:10 p.m.; Lakeview, 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.; Second, 8:50 p.m.; h At Ward: Fifth Seventh, 9:10 p.m.; and Fifth, Ward, 7:30 p.m.; Lakeview, 7:50 9:30 p.m. ar ar Third-Sevent- Here are Platforms w ed. Platform statements yet to be published will appear so far as may be done consistent with obtaining them, in the order in which filings were made in the City Recorders office. If space and time permit, it may be possible to have all of the remaining statements published by the end of the coming week, or first of the week follow- Dr. Wallace R. Johnson Harvey E. Wright Dr. Wallace R. Johnson, who Harvey E. Wright, 141 South Coleman Ave., is basing his candicompleting his first term as a City Councilman, said dacy for election to the City Couning. Thursday he has become a candicil on long experience in the con-- , in belief that struction date for industry plus a long rec-- , Tooele must have at least one ord of activity in support of youth1 experienced Council member if projects. it is to effect an orderly transiAlthough bom in American tion, next January, of its present Fork, Mr. Wright tame here as a City Manager form of government child of six with his parents. He to that of strong mayor. graduated with honors from Tooele A person cannot but High School and later attended on is All work now complete the new 16 inch natural gas line learn while serving on the Loun: Utah State University at Logan. MR. WRIGHT began his con- of the Mountain Fuel Supply Co. cil, Dr. Johnson said, and I said District Manager Taylor feel it would be wise to use what struction career with the Paulson we have learned in helping to Construction Co; in 1948, when Swenson, last Thursday. overcome problems certain to face work began on the new shop and n The line conveys gas from the new administration in Janugymnasium in Tooele. through Middle Canyon In 1953 he joined Jacobsen Con- -' to the south end of Tooele City ary. Dr. Johnson, together with Ma- struction Co. of Salt Lake City,' It has required about three months yor Peter Van Otten, is the only and became supervisor of many to install. With the new line, Tooele City member remaining of the Council large projects. These include the Walker Parking Center in Salt service is "looped with supply elected four years ago. In his first two years he headed Lake City; the Clererotk, Wyo. sources, to facilitate company serContinued on page 7 vice, Mr. Swenson said. Continued on pjge7 is ar Work on New Natural Gas Line Finished help . Cop-perto- Y . |